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x - r • /, r , - --t • ~ 4~ 11 , • ~~ j 1 1 1 47. . ' :I! ~. r:. . IcITIMBR 5342] w• • NEW THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY ; o. 26, 180 g, a will be performed a Comedy, called LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN. TOwhich will be added, a new Musical Piece, called • THE JUBILEE. • • • The principal Charaaers by • INCLEDON, Mr_ TAYLOR, Mr. LISTON, Mr. DENIVIAN, Mrs. DICK.ONS, Mrs. LISTON', Miss BO LTO N. After which, _OSCAR ANr) MALVINA; THF. HALL OF FINGAL. • • Oscar., Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun.; - • • • Fingal, Mr. BOLOGNA ; •-• • Malvin, Miss•APAMS ;: • Carrol, Mr. FARI.EY ; • . • • MOrven, Mi. ft:ING; .4 • • PedIar,.,Mr.I3LANCHARD. • itiates for the Boxes to be taken. of 'Mr - .l3randon, at the flkx-Office in Hart -street. • Boxes 75. Secnivl Price 3s. 6d. jpi.t 45. Second Price zs. Gallery as. Second Price ia.—Upper gallery • The Donis will be opened 4t MAU past Eiire,. and the Play begie'.ar Hal r past Six. • • ro.ffinTrow, •J'he Beaux Stratagem.. OriSdturday, The School of Iteforin. • On, Monday,' The Grecian Daughtei.. • The Proprietors of the New; Theatre Royal in Covent Barden beg leave aairrtnoit TeSpeelfulPy re - address' theilal• selves to the Public, by whose. judgmehe they, are sensible they ought in every thing within their power to be guided. They presurne to think that the present regulation of •he prices of adMissiOrt wilt, on due ch•li'deriflOrt, :be found to le supported by every argument of 'reason r arici•justice.-anrt tare happy to see that ittneets with the approval of a very large stiajority of the community. The Pretarietors - are not aim ing at wealth' and exorbitant 4 gain: - th . .-.y are ret-tel,-lab , itri ing, fora. fair subsistence. I t.has been authocitatively• aide* tisfactorily pr , ved, after the fullest awl. most impartial KI Vestigation, that the adoption of the frirrner %übjeCl them*to a certain loss of three quitters'per cent: tie!' „annum, on their capital : but some persons have said that this evil alight be obviated by a syslem of striaer economy : : if the Vroprietors,in the erection of a New Th-atre, have 'erred on the side of expend, it has • been first—from an 'hest desire th• consult the accommodation, and ensure' the safety, of all who resort to it—and, secondly, las the Public had a right to exp.:a they should)" "to coiled such' per, 'Niters., and displ a y such Scenery,' Dresses, DecOtationic &c. as might best contribute .to render theexhibirions pf the Drama wotthy of a critical a n d en l ig h tened People. Under Ythoheasf s can a severer economy be it trodaced ? The A c- tire amt. ika resses cannot be expc6ed - t6-give their labouis for a smaller compensation than , they,reeeived in the old - Oeiitre; or th an theycan receive in Thcatres.ourof London • and thePrd roprietors-have not hitherto been a ble "to'imderiqke'to 'af- Wein a - greater; nctrdoesthelarespeelot such an adYance loan an item of their calculated future expenditure.' l lV the Scenery,, Dresses, Decpratioqs, 4ighting, - &c. of which every ' Article is daily increasing 'in price, all reduaion of expence is evidently impraaicable. The indrsguised truth-is,-that; even at the present prices, the necessity the Proprietors• are bUclet of providing every thiqg ; few icer almost every repre • tentation will, with the closest eConoilly; for some years ma terially reduce, if not totally absorb their profits. The. Proprietors hope they shalt_not be U thought intrusive fo r againappealing to thereason and justice of the frequen ri of the'Tliatre, to save all who are concealed in it from utter ruin. They trust that they shall not •be disappointed in;llll ,airctinfident reliance on this occasion,••on the liberality, justice of a great and generous nation ; .and they ...4Persnioted that, as unfortuaately it is not at their choice to t it!ter the esent' ierms . of which areas moderate as ,2eY'cuttlitinetice them,. they shall be allowed by their unin ....,f_u_ia,toerue.x,eertiaotiirs to endeavour at the,only return they can fav - our they request, oiler for tiorica%r oraga". k bated zeal for: the while they evincing, by increasing etli.trts, their le improvement public. provement of the amusements of, the _ LYCEUM Under the SpeciatLicenseOt the.l.o 7R E—. CHMBE'R_AI N, l'cl - rttcd for the present S eason t> the jOint A apolicatio L n of trt, • all Parties principally interested. iga Majecies'.Servants, torminq the C Q -K7 ° PAIsIY of -the late 1)ROR Y LANE TH EAT THIS , PRESENT. THURSDAY, oa. 26. iS°9l Pit-form' the Comedy of •. . • ' THE BUSY BODY. After which, 'a new Musical Dramatic Entertainment; in • • . Two Acts. called : BRIT,AIN•'S JUBILEE. The Characters by • 11 , 1 r. MATHEWS, Mr DOWTON, • Mr:PHILIPPS, Mr. HORN, Mr. POtVELL, Mr PENSON, , Air. KNIGHT, Mr. DE.CAMI'. ; Mr. PALMER, Mr. SWI4 lA,- • 'MISS KELLY, Mi ss RAY , • Mrs. BLAND,. Boxes and placeS to be taken of Mr. Spring, in,the Office, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly; • . • Boxes 6s, Second Nice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Zs.— Gallery zs. Seccad Price as. —Upper. Gallery is. Second price 6d. The Dbors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per:. form a nce to begi nat Half past Six. i o- morrow, The Poor Gentleman. On a T S turday, Th e rw . ... . AUCTION MART. . . r r HE Dire(loi s have great satisJaciion in .. . . . announc , ing. the accomplishment of tuck, arrangements-as have enabled them to appoint the ist day' of lanuary next, for the commencement of businesa at this Institution. s A tlaitatCrrs' and Commercial Brokers who feel a disposi— tion to promote the Undertaking, are respettfully informed the Secretary will receive tt)eir instruclions witheutpreter *lce or partiality 4. and- immedidtel‘i the workineilhave quitted the Building; the accominodatiaiis will be opened for their 4 -':r....ti..-,. . . The detailed Prospectus, with appropriate explanations, is likewise in a tor% ard state of preparatlnn, to be.delivoied as carly.as the nature of du:Lunt:taker wiil admit, , which they confidently trust will convey such aperlect idea of the Esta blishment as to secure a degree of - patronage that will con, firm the•sanguine expectatiens' formed" in the public . mind of its utility and convenience. ' ' ' • ' . By order o f t he B oar d . • . .. ... . .lOHN •GRE E WOOD, Sec. Allainn Mi t a office, Se : Lc_e L___ e_p_ t::_ .. c, i . c,, ,, 4 . . • COR F — Gl -- 41' ' - I :THIRD.. . 't his o4y waS puhlis'hed Anew ;Edition, revised; enlarged, an . ' large and handsome Volumes Odaysed,' improved,, Pricelur in c 4 E in ig e_ h a t , in boards. 'THE REIGN of GEORGE THE THIRD, from his Accession, Oclober.xsth t 760, to the CO[ ll - tnencemps•of the p resent War, in 180.3 ; 'illustrated by Ap- . .. endixes to the several Volumes.;.contanunk Conies of Trea. ties, State Papers, Parliamentary, And; tither Authentic Do. Contents, Official Dispatches from the London Gazette, Speeches from the Tehtone,,ke. 7 l nrit 1 . ' ." • By WILW AM -BZ L.SI3,AIg •Esq. Author of the Hi story of Great Wri:ain; trpm ' the Revolution to the Acces&ion-o; George the Thirth Independently of the: well-known Merits and t stabligied • ' Authority of this History of tlie y inst eventful P,eign,inithe . , annals of Brit .in,considered"ks a senacite WO - rk, it possesses ; B _ ll6 a' Pet-di sr ' Claim fo , fliPCl.Weiltithi'iiT'the"t ( tottstic,'aV'' being the o;tly respcelabie.Cnutinttaribalacr the present time 4fliumess and,Smol I e t t 1! b ti iS tO 41,5;0r 'Of Ell,ll 4 nd • . t • ,' • ,? riii t ed lift' laihird Phi.lli . p . s . ; London and to be, hind of itil , uQ oksellerti?"`.'"'' '' 0 , —riot '.?, 4; o( whom. may be had ilic foArypttceding Vo 1 urnes,l 'corn- A l tti lig 1 karnes History td Iliejere . se i tAtAinie, .3' rite 4; wo ,titireas. in Voards " - •' ' , .•' i ii , • , Th ai .4 .',,P ~, 4, . '.. ii.L) .„e , r i r-,- 1 -1 les- 71 7 A i 4. r. t,, 'THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 26, 1809. rr By particular Desire of many Persons of Fashion, a; well as the general wish of a great number of others, who, fvom previous engagements, were unable to attend the jIOYAL I VET LE E. at this Theatre last Night, the same will be repeated TO-MORROW EVENING, Friday, Oaober 27. , • Admission One Guinea, Wine exclusive. KING'S THEATRE. ROYAL lURILEE.• • • , LOYALTY AND FESTIVITY. • MO-MORROW EVENING, O&. e 7; :will be given at this Theatre, a GRAM) ENT E RTA IN .III ENT, with a BAIL, and a GOOD ENGLISH SUP PER, to be served most abundantly in all kinds of poultry, .(cold), beef, hams, raised and other pies, shell-fish, &c. &c, Together with Sherry and Port, vintage 404. The Whole stage will be converted into a Xli'and Saloon, forming an Imperial Chinese Pagoda, supported by fourteen large'dolumns, crowned with a brocvicd canopy, decorated ,vvith tip s, dragons, and allegorical transparentlanthorni ; the . whole . brilliantly illuminated in devices, with variegated -lamps, representing the interior ofthe grand Pagoda or n 0... Nang ; and occupying eighty feet in breadth, and fifty !TB - height. The doors to be opened soon after nine. ,Ilancing to commence in the Theatre at half past ten. The supper rooms 'to he opined_. at one, and the Concert Tt doln to he cleared tor dancing ; but stiner Will he served in the upper Curie-'Room during the whole of the night. • . _ _ N.B. The - Market-lane door will also b open for the re eckkien of cnrnpaliy:that night, when carriages will he ad.: 'Mated to come into Market-lam, through Charles-street, and afteiwarcls to draw,otfrinto! Pall • • - The comp.iny to come in such dresses,as they 'choose, and either .6/ith or without masks. - • . . . Tickets to.be had at .;he Office every day,-frOtil. eleven to fcitir'O'dOck.. I. • • - ~ . • • .-Vivalit it.e . x, et !, egi i 1 a . . . ENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE:s...CORUN N A _PATENT . CA.NtP I..I)STEA 13","ti;rriiin,,, ,, a regular Aililitary Bed for the kield, Barracks, ;IA a9O FA.for a. "lent or Rodin, &o: and likewise a SEA COT for on hoard p, the whole paclting 'small dllovvelt the most portable, ever yet manufa&ured, invented by yIORGAN and•S'ANDERS, No. ift9 l Und• 17 atturine-stt&t, Strand, wbomost preaume the highest lionouroought to be paid all those who ;so gallantly live add die.for their King and Country, . ,-;!,..SIJSSE4C - - TO THE LOVERS OF, SEA BATHING,. AND TO. BUILDERS, Zee. TO. BY A IiCTI9 , . . . .At the Hotel, Bognor', • - ..,,By Mr, WELLER, On i Tuesclay, the .3 tst Otober, .at Twelve o'Clock, . (By Order of the,Executorsof„Mrs. Conran,) DIVERS, VRE — EITOLD ESTATES, cqmprising SEVEN modem substantial uniformly built [louses, wrta Gardens and Shrubberies, forming the whole of Huth amton Place, Bognor. ,These Houses were ereked by the•late Sir R. Hotharn, and are constructed of the best materials, are jud , ciously planned, and unite more comfort and 'convenience tim i d are usually tube met with in temporary lodging h .uses. T front screened' by a de4htfuf Shrubbery, tieing a pleasan't Promenade far children r ttis completely tencOd arfrom i the Surrounding roads: Beyond is the high road to the - Hotel, anal-a chetah' MeAdiiw intervenes between. thAtand the_ Sea, of which there is a bold and uninterrupted view trout all the tiousas. - _ . . , Togvtlipr with a delightful Meadow, and about Twenty fiVe'Plots of Ground for i3uilding, in a Situation of unrivalled Ixauty, having. the. 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NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. rf" experi enc of more than half a century has , s 0 fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medieine, that it is now utinecessary to expatiate on its effi acy.in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet arid Typhus Fever, arso the Yeliow or Putrid Fevers.; they have never been known. tu.fail, wT*.ii administered agreeable to di-, reelion'; ii. the Measles, Small, Pox, Teething,- and roost Disorders incident to Liu . leireu they are an iniallible remedy ; the decays and discornforts of, advanci.ci life are under their immediate influence, they iminetiiately stop tile progress of aliesh 6)14 and are partnAilarly alipted as a genial ike,tcira- tore. , . The Family Bottle, '22s. Bald at the DoEtbr's House, No: , 29, Lo,-,-,er Ilrobk•street, Obsvenor-squar, I.,yLgre orders for ex portation are &fly executed : Smaller its. acrd 9(1. wh )Icsale and'retai I, at lutcOn's,.(s,), Oltforcl-street, and' } by must tespectable•Vendcrs in. Town and Cokiiittry.. t Also Dr.NOßßlS'scelebrared . ANTL=Bl LIOUS PILLS,' Y, with ample Directions, 4h4tMlbel, words " Thoinis IN; c)rr,is 11.1c0re7..+5 t r gii‘Vg a 4 ?- 4 til q39 ,v 5 11-7, AaetlsStirtill; I ma (Aims areb f terEagettintfe nix:P:. E CE ITALVPENN"re L.. icTUAL I, (NG-OFFICE, - . Oct. IC, .1809.. THE CO MAUSSIONE4Sfor dLLII L lIIS 1!'4; EST_ bliirr do here& give Notice, That an Friday,' the 271 h Insiant, they will. be rrady 10 receive Tenders, in' wriiink (sealed ), and treat for Three Handred Tons• of Genirinr 4 o ATIVtE AL, to be' delivered, ,04 . 1 I,lf thereof in a konth, and she .other [Taff in a Nowt; after_ 7Liards, kw his , Stores at Deynlcrt airs Portsmouth, in the pecit , ;, lions under Inentiattect,vi.z. Deptford L'urt,:itoutlt i•nn"'s. Oa ' and t 9 be paid for 41; lli p#abie, with 'interest, trirsety digs alter daft. The Conditions of the Contract may Sc ret-ir at the &crusty's Office. Nv regardwla AL.; hal . to an; Tender en t 1. the _Price sh..i.l • inserted in ww - ds at length, or :bit shell n,t :be delivered ti the, Board before One o'Clock on the said , the 2 7 4 iiptant, 715 r ;4ni.14 the Person who makes the fender, or same Person on his &bath atterds, to antwer when called for, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • Oct. 20, Ist* THE COMMISSIONERSo ICTUA LLING 2 - • nh'ilf:AYESTY's NAY Ydo hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the 27th Ins:ant, they zi ilt be ready to rerem.re Tenders, in writing (sealed upland treat for Five Thousand 4 Ylft of CANVAS for PUDDING. BAGS, to be anst,e , able to Samples to be produced. north the Tenders; to be deli;ver#a' •ixr the spice of a fortnight into His Majesty's Viqualling Stores, al Deptf,rd, and to be paid.for by Bills payable, with interest, ninety. Days after date. The Cauditians of the Coklraa - may be seen at the Seetetary'i No regard will At bad to any Tena'er which fbei'dce shall mt be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered se t • • the Board before One o'Cloeit o n the said. Friday, tbe 2744 Initant, nor unit:: the Person who makes the :6;;;r1;r, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer When Called jor; E iZAg l iiti!, = ,, , 1 ‘. VP-Fl.?,:•:,;:i -,--...3 05k:/.....,' --1.,,,,,,11,—ty4,1,.:r.:: 1 ..r••-,,,,,..--;:,,, i7,-.9, , t! f tf, , , - -...* ,, i ., t-it 41,,,,, 40:,.. ,)k,'':,ef, tr,Z,67l7c.ii, %1 1 ,1 , Vb*',V . .' ,ii, • ~V., ' N T ' 4l' '41' *IA it;4lr t',\,..' ; VICTUALLING-01%1 , 1CA', . . - - . "ocioher 14 . , 18,1 9 . . . THE COMMISSION — ER Sjor. VICTUAL L, LNG -a- - His Majesty's Navy do berOy give p Noticr,Tbai on F, idaj; the jd of ,Novenz.her next, they will be ready to receive Ten : , dots, in • - svritiag ( se,ile.l nr), and treat for ,Pne.- Miliitn, .1? . :4r I . l4nired Thc;uratid Gold:Sone or Brown IViliow R() D. (h:9l les: than Forty-eight inches id len . g.th for m:zhiftg Cocpers `wigs, lo.he 'answerable to Samples to.' be rodr ccd, zvillo the Ten;ie'rs ; which Samples are rot to cans; it cj less fhem Fit; Ilaydrei each Gfc.4t Thle to be delivered fo, the 3oth.4pril, 1810, in equal Month& Proportions, into his ii/Lajesp.'s.Pit7ual. es at' Depticrd, and la be paid f o r by Bills, a ale with Interest, Ninety Days after Date. • • The Condit-4ns 'of `the Contraa may Se seen at • the SicreiSiSi; O/Tice. No tender for' a less €i!rintity Shan One Hondred 77.,eiisand 12,i1s will be gdfniled. No regard will ,5e had to any Tetter in the P , ice sha, rot belnserted in 'words' at length, sr that Shall not be dell'7 , -i , d - 14 , the Board before 0,4 o'Clock on the said Frickj , the 3d of Novein. hdr nor unless the Persan tvho . makes tte .Te on7ler,ot sorne , Per.. son.on behalf, attends, to anzvo - , when called for. PIt'TUALLIiVG-OFFIOE, Oa. 24, I 8 9. THE : COMMISSIONERS for FICTU.AL LING . HIS NIAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on M0n,14, 7 /heOth aiNoventher next, and on the irst Monday every ,reiereoing Month, : they will be ready tonrCeive Ten is in writing i flsealtd up), and treat for such quart/ides o/ BISCUIT made from whole Meal, as thi respective IlttntrYahstrers of tai article may think proper to offer ~ lobe delivered one ball ibereof in a Fortnieht, and the remainder n a Fortnight . afterwa , rds, into His Majesty's Stores at Deptford, or 'into the Army ViEitt;illing Stores at Saint Catbarine'r, and to be paid Jur he Bills, Payable:with' interest, Ninety bays - es/fee daie. The Oak/ Now of the Cantraa may be seek at the Sectetaiy't Ogre. No render for a less quantity than One*Thoitiana' Bags will 1. ailmitted. 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